Cool. That was different.

I liked "Spinning Into Butter" a lot. It was something different to read and it had a theme that I don't come across all that often. There were some "Oh, no she didn't!" moments during the racist monologue that made me snicker in disbelief. I know this isn't much of an original opinion, but I thought the higher-ups were douche-bags. They were trying to be un-racist but were subconciously making it worse. They picked a good setting too. Vermont is a little on the racist side, and in the same way too. Good play overall, though. I did find it a little messed up that Simon did all that to himself for attention(that's how I took it). Anyway, Vermonters should have this play programmed into their heads. Or maybe they shouldn't. I'm not sure.